Mismatch / Tami Hoag

By:

Hoag, Tami [author]

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: New York : Bantam Books, 2008Edition: Bantam mass market editionDescription: 282 pagesContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9780553591668

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Love stories

DDC classification:

Summary: Bronwynn Prescott Pierson was a jet-setting socialite, a one-time fashion icon, and now a runaway bride. Wade Grayson was a straitlaced, ambitious congressman from the American heartland. They couldn't have had less in common and more to lose by their accidental meeting in the Vermont woods, where they'd each gone in hopes of escaping the past. Both drawn to the ruins of the old Foxfire estate, the woman from Venus and the man from Washington were playing a dangerous game with the most volatile and unpredictable of human emotions. And when it all blew up, the press would be there to broadcast the disaster to the world. But what their enemies didn't count on was that the power that drew them together would always be a little stronger than anything--or anyone--that would try to drive them apart.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
Book	N.S. Amoranto Branch Fiction Area	Fiction	Fic H678m 2008 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	131677d

Bronwynn Prescott Pierson was a jet-setting socialite, a one-time fashion icon, and now a runaway bride. Wade Grayson was a straitlaced, ambitious congressman from the American heartland. They couldn't have had less in common and more to lose by their accidental meeting in the Vermont woods, where they'd each gone in hopes of escaping the past. Both drawn to the ruins of the old Foxfire estate, the woman from Venus and the man from Washington were playing a dangerous game with the most volatile and unpredictable of human emotions. And when it all blew up, the press would be there to broadcast the disaster to the world. But what their enemies didn't count on was that the power that drew them together would always be a little stronger than anything--or anyone--that would try to drive them apart.

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